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New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
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SuELDON COLLINS

Sheldon Collins. retired reliant of this city, died at
Austin. Texas, yesterday lie WAS born in Connecticut
IN $50 lie received hts education IN his native place
and for years clerk in his fathers store
there. In 1880 hc to this city and went into the
business OF manufacturing printing inks. Ia 1879 he
purchased tie Point Breeze Printing Ink Work, at Phil
dephii AMI in 1s-i he retired from active busln'ss
being succeeded by the firm Of SAeldOn Collns's son
Mr. Collins was for three wears member of TIE nrln
Of Collins Bonirn n Jenkins wall street hrnk r. He
an extensive traveller and visited Europe twenty
seven tines lie married daughter OF William New on
of Albany. with three sons and one daughter sur
NIArs nm. IL. VIII be bnrlcl N AlJIny.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
WILL THE BRIDGF BE ATTENDED,

4 prCpOstO that it be- submitted To vote next fail
whether OF the Bridge railroad be extended to the Cy
ali ia Brooklyn Is regarded with cOside able favor m
ihat ety. President Howell ot ia. Bridge Trustees,
openly ayows that his plans supported by the us.c
are 10 extend the Bridge railroad City Han. lie
matter Of mtking permanent terminus for the Bridge
Any sensible that go the City
Hall Whether w. reach that goal by nghtins OuI way
foo' by foot Is - matter thAt the
whole population Of the city. Every yc4t that the III
evitible II delay al me Price ." be- pa fOc the
property much greater, and the necessity for the
HOrc Imperative don't In nghtng behind
a shield. have announced my determination a. push the
Erdg, at Once to hc Junction g.. M'r lc ave. and un
and Court and Montague n a result !
masked tn whole opposition ana have shown what All
absurdly Little thing II is"
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
JVrTrN tTTOyIL dFBiTRi TION.

U,un,su,no Icnn Nov 22.-tioverdOr Beaver to-day
api o .tcd Joshua l.. bailey, cA Governor kobcrt r.
| tson Ia, d Scull. Colonel Charles ii. Fan and
iUhI Wanahiahcr a committee I" walt upon frosuon'
{ ve and and ,cuucsf him to incorporate In his next
m,>,,, IA orfes, a suggestion alive TO legislation
okg tn tbo settlement of inicrna ional difficulties
IA, arII,ratI n THIS committee was appointed in pur-
OF a resolution ado Ited at tho recent feAco Noh
10. cnco in Philadelp lpha
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
s4LE oF MAKr AYDEKSOy,s o0rrAoE. -

LONG BRANCH. Nov. 22-John Harper Bonncn, OF
New.York. has purchased from Norman L. Munro the
publisher portion of the Old Mary Anderson property
at Cedaraye AID Deal road Including the cottage III
which the famous actress spent a number OF summer
seasons When Mr. Munro bscano the owner OF the pro-
psrty three years ho novel Miss Ahiersons OIL
home from the Hsd crtcieh III Is
place "a eos ~ villa OF tue Latest styls Tor blS s"n use
He then remOdelled Anderson coitage "hch fons
Deal road plot little less than three acres goes
with the house. The dee names "a the consideration
$4,000. Mr.. Bonnell the owner OF several Ot tho
finest places the huIpsoD road. between Red Bank
a nj spab
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

peas have been received from all portions OF city
to secure a Kitchen in certain localities and the man.
ayers will experience some difficulty In placing tho
new Kitchen at the right point A large number of
wcllknown people have been attracted to the Fair,
by largo portion OF the community All tho booths
which at the close OF the fair completely stripped
OF every ornament an salabic article. presided
by the managers of tho Association, assisted by
young ladies' OF social prominence The Association by
fortunate arrangement enjoys tho posse its
four Kitchens free of that the contributions
and proceeds OF tho fair directly devoted to aevi-
the needs OF the poor and the sick.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
PEOvIDENCE rams TO ELECT MAYOR.


But TIE RIP ICAN tANUIDA 7 HII IHI HI""T'H'
yOr. ANp MAY Br ELECTED " T.
PROVIDENCE. Nuy. - (Spccidb.-The mnricpal cec
tini to-day rrsultrd choice for Mayor Robbins
ri) h,d 1. 2:IG vote.; McNany Dem) 3'lo'' M'ller
(CnIzsusJ Ia; Bio igrt (lroD 2SI; total sS l.
! oI,blh. lacked 800 a majority. The D"mscratic
lort of loo ~ spring was Whitfield down 10 d
L. 10 lean piuran, a., LIZ
lie rcrtI. he ub iran icSot for general CITY officers
rirc ri R-imn'- ns have elght ont ot Ten "i
tie Al rrn,'n aud lar 'naJ@ity III the obino 'o'
,i sven .f Ihr AID are new members hli" =
largc Ia urity The council. There wil DC u sccohi
uiccllUu for Ma, WIthiD ten days.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

co., GEBHARD Will REST AFTEE MS lIE IT.
A TmnINL rcp,rter. AZ an hour when The da"h hr'l
ungrd the eastern with Yesterday. bron4ht hn
ne ws OF MS cxpus To Colonel Grbnar AT no Windsor
ito e The oonei had retired bu. with slA lat,
top coat anu all. sit ing brown study IA his
..Wen what's the ncwsi" ho asked looking up rs his
visitor en- cred.
"You have bocn expelled"
!,o inccI ch =. clilin.i the Colonel quietly. and.
rcsiencdy. lie added: Well. made good hshi.
Now I shall AXE rest"
Yesterday afternoon tho Colonel was seon again He
said: " have tbOIgut over everything. AMI ID nor
think I shall let tho matter rest hero. The clnb mas
struck It's blow. Ihvr ony wa,ic one, and have Il
reserve stock Of 80 aud muscle lett must rrohper
ate however and will AXE gosi rest after the asht L"
prepare for the next 10 md"
Last evsnlg te Colonel. with his brother star cl lo
Schonare County attend tue golden welding 0i thcr
parents which take, plAo tomorrow
fra ~ " arrsn, counsel for the York Club sald;
olune cDhir appeal from thr decision" "i tue
Board uf Direction bcr, oi the cdb Ihit ~
c can appeal II members OF the cub sign MS Sp
phcaiio, for a hearing before all The nrmbrrs 10
ryrr herr are nrsbcfs who would sign 81 II
club would certainly indprss the action OF tue Dodl
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
coyrrpryce or OHURCHWOMEX.

The conference of church with the clergy was
Continued yesterday In the rooms OF the Young "on
ems Christian Association building In Last r"con'n
st. Arcbdeacon Ma kay Smith presided. Papers on
women,s work I'm the parf s In vs atons, s0cie le-
and mission work were read and discussed. Among
thoae whose papers read were tho Rev Dr
Morgan Dix, w. s. RsDsiOrd, >. NJ Peters Mrs; r q
Hall Mira Il. T. Awdr-y. the Rev. +. W. TOinklns Jr >
the Kev. Dr. t. Ninchcs or Donald. Mrs g. scher-
Is hervskv read a paper on Foreign MISSIONS ana ~
Thomas Richey addressed the conference on tho ihu
once Of the Bible.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

! GIRLS or TIE VAN NORMAN RESTITUTION ENTER
TAM THrIR tRIFNDS.

GIRLS or TIE VAN NORMAN INSTITUTION ENTER
TAM THFIR tRIrNDS.
Tho parlors Of the Morgan mansion at Sixty second
st and Central Pa~k west ablazc last night while
the young ladies OF the Van Norman Institute were
encr aiming their parents and invited friends on the
last night before the Than giving holidays The occa
sion also marked by tie fist meeting Of the schools
board Of visitors since It moved into its now and
commOd Inartcis. Many present had never bc
fore the handsome apartments OF the big house,
ard were sra'iGed at tho advantages 1t affords tor
young ladies' boarding school uf '.e bcst class Thu
large stairway had been prtiy adorned by dcit
fingers, and the visitors ushcIcd into the large
school-r room which was filed to ovcrtOwns.
Here pleasing Programme Of happy selections
conss sting of and nstrimcntal music Iccif lions
in English. French. etc. rendered 10y tho pupils
evidently g'c1ty 10 the i,facOn of thcm-cVc- and
their fIe H- one singer especially. Mss NIHch
1ay or. received Sho tccOupan ed On
h. piano her father, " VII r. 1aNh'r a~l =
VI. AgramOnic. Mafamo Van Norman. the laly prin
clpal and chef guest Of the grs. wa heartily con
gTai uIated the ciO the Success attained by her
pupis-
Those who took part I'm the EXERCISE were Rect
taffOus-Ccrrudc Dick. Annie L.d.. jessie Lover.
Icnv NO-cS and urence W''bcr. Song Blanche
TAYLOR Lila Rogers. Mali la Avil- ana clara CoTlcs.
Piano 80 os-CIara CuWI-s. Helen Scinman, II a
Ico and Ida siranch. Among Ihr lnvtc1 gnc-t
Deems Carlos MARVIN. y. u Wilson. william or'ni.
ton. J NJ King and Edward -. Flag; Mrs. Annie
g Fcttncr Mrs william 4 Ewing NJ |, < beatty,
Mrs lmOgcr Brown and Mrs. Anna Grange Dow
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

GREAT SUCCESS or THE DIET KITOHEy FAIR
The managers Of the fair in aid Of the New-York
Diet kitchen Association have ~ be congratiila
I'D on the success VI their efforts for announced
last night. the close Of tho Fair, that enough money
nad been raised enable tho Association ~ establish
- Kitchen upon sstsfsstoU basis Urgent ap
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

the credit These gains might havc becn more than
onset by stirring appeal to the temperance scnt-
nent OF the country districts
The influential Republican press Of the country Will
lnuofSc tho position Of The NEw-YORk TRIBUNE on
ms question The party has always won in the past
ny virtue OF ideas, lcccncy and II can never
hope to regain fun National supremacy except by tho
same courageous and unamb guOus stand for progress
tyo Ideas and sound reforms.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
ANOTHER FIRM VEXED At MR. rEARsONs
ORDER

To fhr Tdit0r or The Frfbunr
SIR: In your sunday issue noticed an article entitled
"Tho Nc1aiious Postal .rgulatisn~" VIII yon kindly
allow me to say "a word The subject Ahont Nov.
applied IN person the Post Ofcc Department with
-p,.. linen copy Of CIRCULAR wisned 10 distribute
among grocery Z this and other Giles IN the
United states asked one of the officials very pAr'iru
larry II there was anvthns objectionable ilo said
Mono whaieyer" IN sequentiy gave the order for
prinfiny The whole amount desired When about half
had tn-y began To 10 returned Iu lhts"
q.anfIIrs. claiming lrtirr pO-ttsr. Ne IA ufhlN ir'
yer sore. .nI nink thu POst Onicc Departuen sd~'d
~ md .. ~ ,oc o.. JDHN j. ROY SOLIDS
No. SOB GTecntrsoh- ST., Netr- ! otk. Nov II. ls5T
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
GENERAL L. I. MARCY.

BncalierGcucral andOlph T.. Marcy lied at hiS h"m"
the Orangc Mountains at Ortsgr v j. last night IN
b., vcntsscv.ntl year. Gencra Marcy IA been III
iinie. .un,ins with general debility which was
The Of h drafh iIc lclvc' two chlllren. Mr'.
ornrse H. Mct cll.n. who 4, NV IN Europe. AMI Hr'.
=. B CLARK. wa as WITH hin whom hs dcL He wa
twenty year, the frontiers with IA. United states
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
nENYING CHAEGEs OF CRUELTY.

BUFFALO Nov. ~ The Belrl oi Managers OF the
state Insane As,lum made public today detailed
statement denying the chirgcs OF cruelty AMI ml'md-
axeurni of Tie affairs that uon. made bY com
uItfre he Hoard o Suprryi.ors last week. The state
nr ut cOnrIudc with IuytAOn 10 the puc ana tho
Oari OF SupcIsisort To visit aud Investigate te "orAus
n. Asklu
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
" R MERRnMs srLr AGAIvsr 4. ). Ne. EoD

In The Times OF yesterday morning appeared st. Paul
dispatch OF sensational character. coucerni Y ~. L..
Merriam president OF the Merchants' National Ba TX of
that city. Some time Mr Merriari brought SUIT in
Philadelphia against A. \. Mcleod acting general man
ager OF the Reading Railroad. for $4,000 1t all gcd
to I've due not" given long time ago 10 repiy Mr.
Merriam for losses incurred in buying Manitoba heat.
The dispatch statel that Mcleod bad put In 'Il in
equity. charging MERRIAM with fraud dent practices The
matter naturally aroused much interest in t. Paul.
account OF Mr. McrriaHs position e. re. lie IL quest
the Fifth Avenue Hotel where ne sait last night:
| was my way to Phila lcphia to ave evidence in
this suit. The Indebtedness n bona tde one. Me
Icol a. ne country for the Corbn Banking
Company. When they siourel leudin- money he came
10 with plan for buying wheat ~ MnntOhi AMI
shipping II to the United States. | prov del cr. tain
funds The transaction was HnpiOhf1hlr. VI Loot was
unable to pny hs share Of the ,~ AMI gave uc his
notes. aud dlitipu about 81 % IN mprtg on
farms in Minnesota The mortgage we're NJ dou ltiu
character lie also gave mortgage on some Wild
anls In Dakota. have realized something whici I
been credited on IN" tnlehtrlnc~-. Ny sit on his
note AM for the purpose Of enforcing the scchrlfv
ct 10 make exact accounting Of all colatcras
property IT VIII be necessary 10 do - IN order Ia
prove case. AMI II do it there can be no such tg
"A, fraud"
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
Religious H,oiiees.

Union Thn ying service of tho Mehnhst Epsco
pal Chur he's the Nest d. -olth pf aUisL VIII "e he'd
Ia the beOrd street " T.. cnTrch fhur'i mornlpx
III ocl ok Hev. BID y Eli LANE d.. VII pre'ch ihs
sermon Love iessi IN The evening t I s o'clock
All Souls Church. 4tlraye corner 2otl.s--tno ser
Thank Day -crnon by tn' pastor, oN ~ -
b RE c. WILLIAMS at q M The pabNc Cor ia ~ ia'
vited
Church OF th Divine Paternity. 5thav', corner - i't
-Thluk ~givnk services II IL a. IN sermon iy We Iai -
Rev CHARLES n. EATON, d. - Subject: . IN" ~irila
pom Republican lBsttut ons" Srans srs cordially Invited
Via ni."n Avenue Kefoi med (huich, corner Ith 81 -
Rev A. r. TTKEDGE ID. d., PASTOR Will preach IhibAs
giving Day at IL a. IN.
Madison Squarc Presbyterian Church. MAILS no,i'";
corner OF 24t.sL-lha ksgiyIDs service Move n,", -
IL a. M. The pestor Rev. e liz fAkkHUhsi' H. -" vi"
preach
sQiyng services Fifth Avenue Baptist church
Dr. ARMIrAGE breaches. ii o M. Strangers eo'"sp 'n
vited
Ne.s Pre.byterian Chuvrh A2dt between 5th and ott
aves -services ON Thanks iving Day at II ~ NJ sesmeo
ne Pasvor. REV. JOHN y. PAXTON d d
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

Mr. BirRFTT WILL TGNORE DONNELLY
PITr-HrRG. Nov. - (SDs -idDNh hen a-kel his opin-
on of the ~llkrspcare- Bacon conrpvrr.y tohty Law
renee Barrett -dt that n wold treat 1t
lively rsgskine arucl-, although lie would ignore
D-uu tliy = theories.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
DEATH OF \ FRIEND OF TIE SLAVE.
IL Ii. l. LII.

SIR: Thomas Eal win. OF Phiaiclphia' age eichiy'
died On the 18th th. month. He ~a- one oi the ear
Hest subscriber. 20 IHE iHIntNE lie was rt"h'h i'
pu,lr,p An earnest advOc of AMI worker IN Tue anti
,Iav.r en- ia the day, wlcn II cost a sacrifice Ia ad-
here to Anpfnng unpopular lie Wa man "f ilc'
integrity purt of heart and chahct"r ne
mn, nee Was tue -ii- o. u-ht. and ~ NJ gIri
and g-oi men ~ that They owe T. hir teaching ahd
81 Iuul~ " at.Vcr there l. az gs"d III them
WWicoL. IcIu.. Noy. -, l-5I iAIrNh
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
TIE WELTHER REPORE

GOv.RyugVr ISDIC trfONs-ros ~ Houhs'
w..u,xoro. Nov. 22-For New-Engiani. Eastern
New.York Eastern PsaasylvaniA and Nsw-'rr'sy'
fair weather. light to fresh southerly winds bcc'nihs
variable stationary followed by slight fall In tempers
turs "Wednesday night
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

Peurisy pains. asthnltic al all throat affections are
relieved bv thtt certlin rrme!y for coughs and
colds. Dr. jayne, ENpsctprlat =:
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
LATEST NHIPPING NJ rs.

PORT OF NEW YORK K.........TUESDA NOV -. 1887
ARRIVED
steamer Elhc perl Mevc- Br~rra Nov H. SOUTHAMPTON
u mlsc AEl rs..ru - Ocrch' V co.
tBfl. NIttHfs. N'v =! tarfha' '"nt
Liuru l3 FnftuIe slant ~ wth mlse
passengers PM 70 CO. Arrived the BAr at
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
1877.
THANKSGIVING
nj the
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY
LIS WORTH-SC

TRUSTEE
MORRIS X JESUP
HCGH y. CAMP Trcls GE Sec'v.
Charle. Lanisr Oliver Harrm, 4 Lewis
David ) Egleston Geor,e I. Morsan .,a,y L. Bawi5J
Nm. +. BARNARD. superintendent
THE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY MAKES IT'S ANNUAL
Appeal FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
to enable It to conunus r-eemng WORK At the Fiv.
rnt p"1s .r. many 'e,r n'' ys lro S y s Of
poverty and crime hundreds of Children.
CHILDREN
os- rarcns srr only 10 part ally support ten
we'll homeeS anl uen o h't. ones a - rs'.yei
Cldren parents are end them tie pn
lie schoos are adm ttei o the ,harv ay. choo ant Ia
the poor OF Tie Five POINTS
INFIRNARY AND FREE DIsPFNsARY
Anew oursiory brick buliog ha. been erected during
ton M Fi:ti lisp ,R1 'or ., si,-a.e Tor Ia,
lenent poor at tho tlve Points ism,ntaincd
INDjsrRI,L TEAINING
A hcne of IlDU,rR NJ rRArNINGi. in procrr"
Wi rev the WI be taught the o, toos SC.
carpenter snoa ntte ap or III" pnrps - a. type ~
To pr VIDE ior a.. tn. varol. hriuraes san
largely iuir ted oIrrugs OF 40
THE ANvUAI REP IRr SHOWS
Meals sivrn. f2tl7s
toN' per me1 '''.''.-.-.-.--.. S'.st;
school Ig,nlzat 1861
There u"-rj 400 children ga day a Tho dn"er
public w-lconc to visit AMI inspect 'h'
nA{ EsoIyrN 1ty %G:' f infrT;,!g @ r sTy,s ,S,
sng eide per or - G 1 $, nenIc x-rcls-s &c.
At oclrc> Inner served to the cHden aud vi'i.
A, o'clock II sufficient furn ,hei. THE Annual
pmner the On ,ie f''r viii DO scr'o An si-cins
ali interested corlnIlv INV loi 70 ',',n, -,
Tne ttaace bS cleck 20 the oris o,
HUGn y CAMP. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
Thanksgiving
NOVEMBER ~ 1897
HOWARD MISSION
AND HOME FOR LITTLE WAVDERERS
nI1.I ~. p. ,---r

The approach Of tho rhanksgviDy with its
ge-ons of comfort anf cheer aiD suggests TO tho thought
fui the months X tni htristp for the poor whoa
brv0nl IT, ami hrings with
peal to generous DIc whp Tor sivsa
the Mission the he sympathy Al lbsr II
For TN lIoyart Ii>sp1 hts siisi poor
neglected ini hepl-ss rhlrsn AMI wOrty "a mi
Tho rpur thnusans ~ them nave besl bsprhtst sld
p knl cars it hone' tnl otherwise hrioe - IN.
Ori- lives ~ industry and Is'fr Nsiriy 81 tni.
hes c,pttinng f"rp chlrrn. have --n bsRe s
also 1863 th-r chilire %
during the yeir ~ plced In home, aad bushes, stns
THIS VI sson sole v dcD-n Il upon VOLUNTARY CON
TRTBIrIDNS for
Money clsrks sent to rIE HOWARD MfSSfDN.
=. o. Box 3 3,3. 1rt \. HATCH. President, ) \lsslu
ST.. New York CIV.
Al kinds slonal suopi-s and ciohing to 81 Hv
ingtou"t. ew 'nrs 'itv. \. =. mar H. Presdent
]. f. WYCkOFF, Secr-tary
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
Annual THANKSGIVING Festival

Annual Thank sgivtnR Festival
a 10
HOME FOR THE FRI ENDLESS,
g, Inst 3Ofh At aud 20 East 29ih It.
The SIome lStS by The American Female
Gua dl an So.i-ty the inmates have
bered 52B-i3O 800 children. TIE society 40 has
IL Iniustru schools dssttute localities Of the city,
which last wear registered 539S pupils
will be served at the Home ~ East 2oh-st on
To children Tables spread at o'clock snd ~
d. M Services " III he held Ia tho chapel same oniidng
AT 80 and 1880 O'clock songs and rec iti0ns by the o
drsn. Mrs. =. - nunt u rres..eas ns1u
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

SPECIAL EACE MEETING
Flee wood Para Harlem Railroad. Excursion tick
els "a Grand Central station.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
Gueclll Notlcej

"' MOoHE'S AUCTION GALLEHIES.
2gd FIFrH.AVE.
FRENCH OIL PAINTINGS.
WATER COLOks DRAWINGS AND PA 'TELS
from the llec Ions Oi
NJ TOIjBON, DEC SASFD,
tho well nown French artist. pnnil of oecamps
AN VI. .DURASDKU l.. o Paris,
rnclnding erampe Blrve, Bcnassl Rst B"nhrnr fou
ain Iohn Lewis BrO~n COrt amoye nehner. t"g"e,'
a" naniiguy De- amps D-larroI Iaugee. Llrr nte, Mon
tirr n Gorges Michel Pi-.arro, NJ W Tu nor, Lr'lh'
H.. Irnure WAGER Poo ke Washington. Iiall v"nr
Driopr Veyri..at Rosr Richet Rbo, Ziem VlOert aad
many ia r notab artists .. 49,, :. ,., ,.or,o>,
ON rIE AFTEENOONS
~ wedne,day THURSDAY an Frlav, Nov 80 Dec. and
W w. 3a'cllck Each Day.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

Msl's Bcvs' ant Cullr'1'- Oycrcpls. n west thrcs
atr, STYLE. rot-pnIDc pr'ss 7i6 aai 100 Bro. ay.
door blow ot4.st
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

ranged between 3' and 49, the average C3s bssg 4%'
lower than Monday
In and near this city to-day there will probably b.
little change In the weather.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

CAUCHOfS-GORM, Anon rne.h~. November % 1t fhs
Clurcl tn. fuctinatbI. PAihrlphil. bv tho Rev.
Joseph D. Ncw'in b. d. l. an. ,"un@rs Ian Eht"r = the
a. " G"rmln of Phllair pla ant Fr -lerc A.
r,uchois. of N-w. Ork
uAN KES OsTlT-KGRrL ED-On ru'S ay. November
- I,.'. - NarkS Ciurel ora" e. y T.. ~ me ttrv
Anthony SCHUYLER D. D. Anna Myers milan daughter
Mis- lmlV -. hrtllul. and Robert Wight HaSkes-
worth. both Of tsst Orkn-c. Y J
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

Nofc,',' marriages @"' o' /" ''r':t citi f'A Mans
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

In the diagram connu"us ne shows the nI
.rs m tns cy Tho dashes indicate the smpor%
I,.s ,,seJ AZ IL udnurs pharmacy. 2lo BroAdWN
TRIRuNE OFFIog Nov 23-l A. NJ -Ciear woathor
prevailed yesterday, with light ssuthwsstery breeIes'
ana rsssysry from the recent ohii The temperature
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
rrrprSE LOCAL oBsrRvAroN:

TN lHOCks } oruihG HN"~
sIss7s I?l7s YloII
~ ~; 1TTTTNTTTITI-TIrT II III ~ " -l-,rr ~
! q -, 2 IIHT ~ TTI I|I
81 y 7 s-r Y ~ 4 -.-4 it ,t-- 4 thu
80 tI-ft N n II fff-I4 f-Ef f-I1.t-tt5
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

Tenth season
MRS. McFLRt n
IOMF-NtADN
MTNCE MEAT NOW READY. Also
PRE5ERVED.
Branded.
sPIcED FRUITS.
Jellies Jams Pickles art Ninre Meats
~ M RED CT RHANI JELLY.
For prices, references, &c. address
Mrs SARAH :. NcEIRATH.
1913 Degrs~-st brooklyn Y. Y,
or l.. II. GOLDSMITH Frmertr
81 Broadway New ork,
where tho goods may be purchased
A. he Nrrv Bcs' preparnfionot
CODI.TNER OIL.
taswrl Massey x cos I'm iisD1
PrcsCrOel bv lsLtilg py,aitI, LII ByV 57s5lirs
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-23

The steamboatmsu on the Mlssis-
sippi river have entered a vigorous
protest to the suspension Of the fourth
clause of the Interstate Commerce
bin, relating to long and short hauls,
From the rulings Of the Commission,
thus far, it rs evident that railroads,
having TO compete with water trans
portation, are not to be crippled By
being forced TO make prohibitory
rates, and the water transportation
companies sac the vast traffic which
they had tondly pictured as bound to
innure to them through the operation
ofthe Inter.s state law, fade like a en-
chanting vision
The new law is, evidently, much
more elastic than was supposed by
even those who put the most liberal
construction upon its several proyis-
ions, and, APPARENTLY, the interpreta-
hon aud degree Of stringeney Of its
most important clauses is left entirely
with the Commission, a momentsus
trust aud responsibility, requiring
the highest ability and conscientious
effort to satisfactorily discharge. The
latest opinion given currency is that
the law does not ann to prohibit the
issuing Of passes BY railroads, 'ior ex.
cursion rates and thousand mile
tickets, which IL true will be crafty
ing to a large class Of people.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-04-23
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The prompt conviction, III every
instance, Of the men thus far tried
some SIX orssyenj for completely ia
the election frauds in ST. Louis,
last fall, has caused consternation
among others held for the same offense,
several OF whom have made confess
sions which viii send the entire gang
to the peniteptiary. One Of the de-
fendentS testified before the Grand
Jury that he had been paid three dol
lars per name for all the names be
turned into the ward registrar He
related how he acquainted himself
with the houses and residents in the
ward and then located fictitious per
sons at places where it would best
sult. He referred to those who had
employed him as the COMMITTEE,
and 1t is SAID that the names of men
Of previous high standing have been
disclosed as the Originators of these
wholesale frauds, During the trial Of
Malloy, registrar of the twelfth
ward, fellow consplrator testified
that he had been employed by a cen
trail committeeman and had entered
at various times, twenty-five names,
Henever took any oath, nor did Mai
10y. He followed the instructions OF
the committeeman and supposed Nal
10y followed hisI (witness). Tine de-
fendant testified that he had written
all the names on the last two or three
pages Of the register himself( (the law
requires that the applicants must
sign their names themselves) and that
on the last day of registration the
crowd waiting to be registered was so
large that to expedite matters he had
sworn ten or twelve at once and then
written the names himself. These
convictions will have a whole
somS effect in purifying the ball
lotin st. Louis and a sslutary influence
in other places through the wide
publicity given the proceedings by
the press.